Folks,
Doing a search through past forum discussions it looks like the correct fuel pump for all '67 GT-500s is one with a screw on fuel filter canister. Is that correct?
A follow on question, what's a good source for one? Looking at several classic Ford and Mustang parts vendors has only confused me.
The car's scheduled build date was 05/26/67. Actual build date is 07/10/67. The S/N last four is 3179.
Thanks,
Bill
Quote from: B Devlin on April 18, 2020, 10:01:02 AM
Folks,
Doing a search through past forum discussions it looks like the correct fuel pump for all '67 GT-500s is one with a screw on fuel filter canister. Is that correct?
A follow on question, what's a good source for one? Looking at several classic Ford and Mustang parts vendors has only confused me.
The car's scheduled build date was 05/26/67. Actual build date is 07/10/67. The S/N last four is 3179.
Thanks,
Bill
The entire 67 GT500 production used the fuelpump with the integral filter . Rebuilding a original button top pump that had the correct FE pump arm is the best way. A alternate but visually less correct is using a aftermarket fuel pump with filter . The same style were used extensively on bb trucks from the 60's to the 70's and consequently a similar looking version is available aftermarket from auto parts store with a little research.Here a link to one such alternative. https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Master-6523-Fuel-Pump-1958-67-Ford-60-66-Mercury-V8-352-390-410/264701264309 .You can get the basic search idea from there.
Thank you, Bob.
As I've seen you help so many others, your knowledge and guidance is very much appreciated.
Have a good weekend and stay safe.
Regards,
Bill
The canister on my Ford pump wasn't plain. It was painted. This is a reproduction. However, I don't remember the part number on the can.
https://www.cjponyparts.com/scott-drake-fuel-filter-canister-white-concours-correct-1965/p/FPB1/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwyur0BRDcARIsAEt86IBk2rETZfePnk_6e7GuFlnA66cmjZWAqCawZ0Y9wbnZA-GO9bVQES8aAqS6EALw_wcB
Yea, they should be white with the red label printed on them.
I was wondering about. Thanks, guys.